Is it just me or has ESPN forced all things Favre down our throats for the better part of the last ten years? It seemed to have come to a head last year when he retired and then unretired all of which was tirelessly covered by ESPN. Constant breaking news updates; most of which were neither news nor breaking. And now as the regular season comes to a close and Brett has led his Jets into sunset with a 1-4 record and multiple costly interceptions and reports of shoulder injuries I am left with this question, Is Brett Favre a paid reality television star employed by ESPN? Chris Berman talks about him as if they grew up together or possibly slept together. Ron Jaworski seems to have a man crush on Brett that probably borders on stalking in some states and dont get me started on Tirico and Kornheiser, 2 thirds of the worst broadcasting crew ever assembled....I digress. Anyhow, if anyone out there shares my opinion or not please feel free to comment.

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schoenke commented 2901 days ago
This just in .. Favre 'considering' retirement. More news as it develops.

herbilk commented 2900 days ago
I thought it was funny that the ESPN news scroll last night had breaking news from Ed Werder: "Farve expected to diliberate for some time before making a decision on retirement". Is that really something worthy of the news scroll? What is the point in even putting that on there?

Bankerbob commented 2900 days ago
I feel that we should all chip in and buy him some Sham Wows for his soon to be held press conference. There will be a large number of tears. I'm tired of hearing what a tough competitor he is. He cries more than any athlete I have witnessed. I didn't cry at my retirement ceremony and I worked much longer than he has, and pretty much a wimp.
***Edited at 12/31/2008 4:09 PM PT***